INDEX’S INDEX: Five things we really like this week
Compiled by our culture committee, INDEX points you in the right direction for the week.
Compiled by our culture committee, INDEX points you in the right direction for the week.
Ellery reimagines classic Americana with a new collaborative collection with SLVRLAKE.
It might not be the album that all are waiting for, but Lorde has a new release that we’re pretty damn excited about.
We catch up with 2019’s New Zealand Young Photographer of the Year, Rachel Mataira, as she prepares for her first solo show.
Natural materials and design classics strike a chord, with our selection of interior/exterior snaps.
Five experts give us their thoughts on mental health benefits of exercise.
Get digi digging, artist Harry Stayt is clearing out some of his archive IKEA collection incl. chairs and lamps.
Ryder salon’s Benjamin James lends a hand to our hair editorial offering inspiration for elevated everyday styling.
Witness the collaboration of a weird and wacky world and the finest of jewellery.
Compiled by our culture committee, INDEX points you in the right direction for the week.
We round up some frightfully cool togs for a swimwear special: sidewalk edition.
We talk to Tim Boyd, the founder of community-focused business, The Warren.
A trend with benefits? Sign us up and take all our money.
In some better 2020 news, one of New Zealand’s most iconic pieces of architecture is up for grabs.
Paris Georgia paves the way in their first post-lockdown fashion show.
Australian stylist Bridie Gilbert opens the digital doors to her new vintage boutique, Phantasmagoria.
Sort your social media use before it becomes social media overuse.
We interview editor-in-chief, Skye Parrott, about the reinvention of classic rag, Playgirl.
We celebrate what may well be the most uncomfortable chair of all times, the ‘Lockheed Lounge’ by Marc Newson.
Futura Akari brings together two icons from different eras and creative genres in a fittingly modern way.
Mitigating burnout in a year of hectic is an acquired skill. Here, we suggest some tips for reducing the chances.
There’s something about the bad-boy-with-a-soul that has always appealed to me; I just didn’t think I would start dressing like him too.
The sale of Supreme may well end in tears for diehard fans of the streetwear superbrand.
Socks can maketh or breaketh an outfit. INDEX rounded up some classics and photographed them.
Classic 90s sportswear moments don’t seem to date and feeling comfortable certainly doesn’t.
Design prodigies, Max Lamb and Kwangho Lee, are tasked with creating bespoke tiles and nail it.
Tuhirangi Blair and Prak Sritharan come together to celebrate culture and craft on a highly collectable scale.
Ella Sutherland’s current exhibition, FOLDS, is showing at Sumer in Tauranga. Here, Sutherland talks on research and, in particular, her interest in the non-heterosexual spaces of early 20th century Paris.
Deadly Ponies go wistfully wishful in their new, travel-inspired 2020 collection.
For all of silk’s perfectly positive traits, the fibre isn’t without a more sinister side.
11/DEC – 13/FEB
2 – 23/DEC
26/NOV – 20/DEC
25/NOV – 19/DEC
28 – 29/NOV
15 – 28/NOV
5/NOV – 5/DEC
24/OCT – 24/JAN
6 – 21/NOV
8/NOV – 12/DEC
12/NOV – 5/DEC
12/NOV -5/DEC
15/FEB – 22/MAR
11/NOV – 28/NOV
27/OCT – 3/NOV (ALSO ONLINE)
3/FEB – 10/MAR
INDEX’s round up of art and culture events on the New Zealand calendar.
Click here to see the full list.
11/DEC – 13/FEB
2 – 23/DEC
26/NOV – 20/DEC
25/NOV – 19/DEC
28 – 29/NOV
15 – 28/NOV
5/NOV – 5/DEC
24/OCT – 24/JAN
6 – 21/NOV
8/NOV – 12/DEC
12/NOV – 5/DEC
12/NOV -5/DEC
15/FEB – 22/MAR
11/NOV – 28/NOV